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✨With all this talk about mental health and not neglecting our spiritual maturity, don’t forget to nourish your physical health today. We only had one body until we get to Heaven, then we’ll be flaunting our glorified bodies. 😁 We serve the Great Physician. Jehovah Rapha. He has given us the free gift of healing and faith. But we must play our part in stewarding the temple of the Holy Spirit. —
I pray that over you today. That the Lord would strengthen you like great King David and Daniel, that He would quicken your mortal body to accomplish His great works. And if you’re dealing with pain, sickness, illness etc., that it would be healed in Jesus Name. By the fire of God and the Holy Ghost. It is your portion to walk in divine health as a child of the Most High King. Don’t let that devil make you think it’s His will for you to be sick. We cast it out in the name of Jesus. Be set free and be made whole. —
Unnecessary arguments take place around the subject. But if Jesus is the same yesterday, today and forever and He was the Word made flesh, then His Word is also the same. It is still for today. I pray that the Lord heals your body. It doesn’t matter what it is. Cancer. Headaches. Migraines. A Cold. Sciatic pain. Muscle spasms. It ALL matters to God. Because when we’re not healthy, we can’t operate at our fullest potential.
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Some sicknesses are a result of generational curses. No one else in your family line may have dealt with it, but the power of God IN you can. Some illnesses are a result of unrepentant sin. (you know what you have to do for that, turn away.) and then others are just downright spiritual warfare. But we have overcome by the Blood of the Lamb and the word of our testimony. Whatever you’re facing today— Abba has a solution for. And it’s not just halfway but 100%. —
Get in the game, stay Blessed and continue to Praise God. It is your portion. Receive it. He loves you. Here, now and forever. 💪🏻✨

I would like to thank @amodenim for giving me the opportunity to intern for the past three months. They truly know what it means to empower women. And can we talk about how cute all their garments are, especially their denim 🥰👖✨

It’s the first full day of Spring and I’m wearing a flowery headband and using a Snapchat filter to celebrate. #dontjudgeme 🌼🌼🌼
I’m actually coming up on here to ask your prayers for some special people in my life. I found out today that a nursing facility where I provide music therapy is closing. It is a very special place in my heart that is not glamorous at all, but filled with so much compassion and love. I’m so sad for the residents who call this place home. They will all be separated and I’m not sure where they will be able to go. With their financial situation, the options are not great. I’m sad that they have had hard lives already, and now their little nest of support is coming right out from under them. I pray that all of the employees find jobs and the people find homes and yes, I am really going to miss singing for them. They are my best group to sing for every week and their gratitude always lifts my spirits. The winds of change are blowing. I just pray it’s for the best. 🙏 😢💔💔

This is why I share when I am struggling. I may not share every time, but I share a lot. More people than you think are struggling with some sort of mental illness. People you think are the happiest are most likely struggling with internal turmoil. Remember to be kind when someone is in distress, you don't know what they are processing.

Peter had JUST declared the truth about Jesus, but in his second breath, he rebuked Jesus for talking about his upcoming suffering. In one moment, he uttered divine truth, the other moments, the words of the evil one left his mouth. I'm grateful for this story because it shows that we are all clay footed and needy, and we all need the Holy Spirit within to keep us close to Him. I would love to pray for you about that today. #prayeveryday#prayers#prayingforyou#youareloved#mindifiprayforyou https://www.marydemuth.com/mark-8-31-33/

I’ve had so many beautiful messages saying that people can not speak to their family/friends about their mental health battles because they don’t understand. My darlings all of us on this page understand, every single one of us is fighting this fight with you. You can always always speak to me and I will be here for you. There is so much support out there and I can help you or guide you to someone who can. Just because people around you may not understand does not mean you aren’t suffering and does not mean you can’t speak about your problems. You are so loved by everyone here and we will get through this. I’m so proud of you all for opening up. As we build more and more awareness people will begin to get mental health and the effects it has on its victims, everyday we are spreading the word more and more. I love you all ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

A couple years ago when I decided to continue to share my life on social media, I made a commitment to myself and to you. If I were going to continue on, I wasn’t going to share JUST the highlight reel.
That’s why I’ve shared so much about grief, depression, my binge eating, my struggles, my experience this winter with SAD, and more. Sure, I want to share the happy times, but my life is not happy all the time. I NEVER want someone to come to my profile and think, “she has it all together”...’cause that is THE furthest thing from the truth.
This morning, I want to share something that has been weighing on my heart for the past 4.5 months. That’s why you’re getting a picture of the real me...bedhead/sweaty hair, workout clothes, not made up.
I have been struggling with sharing my pregnancy journey with you.
There are some VERY dear friends in my life that have struggled with infertility or have had miscarriages...some of that is VERY raw right now. And while they have been INCREDIBLY supportive and encouraging to me, I still have their feelings weighing on my heart. I can’t help but think of them when I share a picture...or yesterday, when we shared our gender reveal.
Yesterday was such a JOYOUS day for us, and I am OVERWHELMED with the amount of texts, comments, messages, and calls that we have received. THANK YOU from the bottom of my heart for sharing in our joy. It is extremely beautiful to look at the people from all stages of our lives that have encouraged us. THANK YOU!
But can I make a deal with you, sister? While this is an exciting time for us, I know that it’s probably another stab in the heart to you. When I share part of my journey with you, I want you to know that I am PRAYING for you. With every post or picture I share, please receive it as a prayer for you.
I want you to know that you are LOVED. You are SEEN. Your wants and desires don’t go unnoticed. You are on my heart, and I am praying for you. I want to be your prayer warrior. God knows who you are...He knows your name, and sister, He loves you dearly!! 💛

Yes, it is painful, but I love to talk about him. I live with the pain every day, so to speak about him doesn’t remind me of the pain, it’s there, and it’s impossible to forget. But talking about him lets me remember him, to commemorate his life and that he existed.
I may cry, it may be emotional, but those feelings and tears help to validate his life.
He existed. The love is real. I have a son. I love to share Cy’s story; I don’t want to pretend he didn’t exist, because he did. He still does.
He has changed me, and he is forever a part of me. What people don’t realize is that I don’t want to hide him away in the memory box that sits on my dresser.
Does talking about your living child make you feel proud? Ask me about Cy, behind the tears and the brokenness you’ll see the same pride that you would see when I talk about his little sister.
#youshouldbehere#youareloved#youaremissed#491daysinheaven#491dayswithoutyou

Something happened to me yesterday after scrolling through Instagram for way too long. I started to feel a little less than, unimportant, and honestly a little unloved. But then I was reminded that the amount of followers, likes, comments, or readers I have doesn’t determine if I am loved or not. TRUTH: I am loved. God loves me, unconditionally. And He does not care how many followers I have on social media. 🙌🏼🙌🏼 If you ever feel this way, I encourage you to find your worth in what Jesus has to say about you, rather than social media. 💗
I wrote about this in my blog today. Link in bio! 😊

Moment to Moment. Day to day. Week to week. Month to month. Year to year. Know you are loved and you’re created for love. Carry yourself as loved. ♥️ witcho beautiful self. #youareloved#beautifulself#Godcreated

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*** Model is 5’7 and wearing a small ***

I’ve always been amazed at the thought that God sees me. That out of billions of people, He knows my name, my voice, my likes, my fears, and my worries. He cares about my needs, my wants, and my desires. He gives me dreams, strength, hope, and healing. He takes time to hear my prayers, my concerns, and just thoughts about my life. He makes me feel so loved, so special, so known.
I use to struggle with loneliness. I felt unnoticed and forgettable. That’s why when Jesus found me, I was so amazed. Out of all the people, He had sought me out. He had seen me all along. I was missed by Him every day. He longed for my attention, my heart, and my friendship. He wanted me.
Now I can’t help but feel loved; feel wanted and worthy, passionately pursued, & forever held by His gaze. On my darkest day, He still chooses me.
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"After the doctor looked her over, he came to the bed and told us he was 99% sure she had Down syndrome. I remember thinking, how am I going to love this baby? How am I going to look at her and find her beautiful? We didn’t know anything about Down syndrome or special needs kids. I didn’t know how to interact or anything like that. It was so foreign, and I was scared to be her mom. I just saw a little girl with no future. That’s really what I saw..." (link in profile)

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You are so important for the world. You are so beautiful and unique. There are people out there who really care about you , really love you and want you to be happy. Please never give up on yourself, please never give up on life. Life might be sometimes unfair, painful and hard but i promise you will get through this. You can do it. I believe in you. I BELIEVE IN YOU AND I LOVE YOU . I'm so proud for your courage. You are loved and amazing. My dm is open 24/7. You are not alone❤
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#youarebeautful#youareloved#youareamazing#youarenotalone

Join Yoga Union at this years Wanderlust Festival in Whistler, BC!
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We are a partner studio in this years Wanderlust Festival. Join us August 1-4, 2019 for four days of yoga, community and adventure!
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On the days I struggle and think "I can't take it anymore" or "Why can't I be the mom that ______is" I am reminded of this quote. I was handpicked by God to parent these children because He knew I was the perfect choice!!

20 years ago this month...... I was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis. It hasn’t been an easy journey and I might take all of the challenges, pain, frustration, isolation, and loss away, but would I still be me.
The day was a cold March day & I went to the Neurologist alone because I really didn’t think anything was wrong. He brought me in his office and sat me down, opened his file, looked at me and said the MRI and Spinal tap came back positive for MS. I really didn’t understand what that meant, but I knew it couldn’t be good. There is more to the story and the trauma that happened that day, but what I did next would decide the next 10 years of my life.
At 26 years old I was told I had an Autoimmune disease that would probably leave me disabled (lead with fear here)... so I should probably listen to what the Doctor is telling me to do next.
I began treatment almost instantly... drugs, lots of drugs, drs telling me I was depressed, more drugs and this became my job because what else was I going to do with my life as a sick person.
I gave up for a long time, but there was always a voice telling me there was more.
It took more illness and suffering to finally take my power back and make my own decisions about my health.
8 years ago, after giving birth to my third baby my body broke... more treatments and drugs followed and that voice became louder.
I have figured a-lot out since then, I have done a-lot of healing. I have also been called a miracle because I am not taking any disease modifying drugs and I haven’t taken them in eight years.
Last time I spoke to my neurologist she said if I didn’t go back on my drugs I would be in a wheelchair within a year... umm its been so much longer than that and here I am.
The incentive to heal was always so much stronger to me than suffering.
I just needed to tell you today that you can be a miracle too... you just need the tools, the drive, the path and maybe a little encouragement to become one too. Healing is possible for any condition, for any situation... just begin.

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*** Model is 5’5 and wearing a small ***

I have been trying for a few years to put into words this part of the story.
What came after depression? How do you pick up the pieces after depression?
This is just my story and I hope it provides some of those answers for you. This is not how it goes for everyone just one example to keep the conversation going and destigmatize mental illness.
Living a Loved Life will be coming next week to finish off the 3 part series!
Click the link in the bio to read :) Let me know what you think below the post! --All Love
#australia#mentalhealth#loveyourself#loveothers